Dead Maids Assembly, by Klaus Morlock

Dead Maids Assembly

by Klaus Morlock

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Ravenwell Another great one from Mr. Morlock. Trippy. If all erotic film music was this good I would have to buy them all.

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1.	Dead Maids Title Sequence 02:14	buy track
2.	Sunday Assembly 01:30	buy track
3.	Dialogue Assembly 06:44	buy track
4.	Archivists Morning Theme 02:14	buy track
5.	Attic Assembly 04:11	buy track
6.	Temple Assembly 02:45	buy track
7.	Mary at Dawn 02:04	buy track
8.	Shadow By the Pillar 01:20	buy track
9.	M. House Assembly 03:01	buy track
10.	Archivists Sex Theme 03:53	buy track

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After the disastrous showing of Tony Folder's movie *Dead Maids* (1979) at the box-office, the stereo tapes containing Klaus Morlock's electronic score were thought to be lost. We, the Archivists, are happy to report that we found them six months ago amongst Morlock's private belongings. The tapes vary in sound quality, and, rather than attempting to name the short segments after the corresponding parts of the film, we have decided to splice and assemble them in ways that make for a satisfying musical experience. We briefly considered crediting at least part of the project to ourselves since the acts of editing and assembling are surely creative in nature. We are delighted to announce that during the process of working on the tapes, we became lovers. The final track, "Archivists Sex Theme", is what we play whilst exploring each other's bodies.
THE ARCHIVISTS, OCTOBER 2019

*Dead Maids* was released on September 12, 1979. Cast and Credits were as follows:

Tarquin Smedley (a poet): Barry Ravenson
Helen Vimto: Zi Pirani
Anthea Roach: Elisa Girelli
Linda Bell: Anna Dominguez
American Tourist: Harry Luxury
Miss Pappenfield. Barbara Twellins

Director: Tony Folder
Cinematographer: Sandro Castellini
Editor: Dino Rivera
Screenplay: Tony Folder, Spartaco Meroni

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released October 9, 2019

Klaus Morlock: Synthesizers, guitars, and tape effects.
The Archivists: Editing, arranging, constructing.

Recorded at Klaus Morlock's home studio, Wiltshire, February-April 1979.

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Klaus Morlock began to exist in 1967.

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